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Created when plant waste, liquid manure and organic residues are digested via an anaerobic fermentation process and converted into a gas that can be used to produce electricity or heat.

Organic material (e.g. agricultural waste, wood, straw) that can be converted into thermal and electrical energy.

The process of adjusting sensors and devices to ensure accurate measurements. It must be done periodically.

A sensor that detects soil moisture by analysing how its electrical capacity changes.

The process of capturing and storing carbon dioxide in soil or plant biomass.

Changes in the climate over time, such as increased temperatures or irregular rainfall, which affect agriculture.

Crop varieties bred to withstand drought, heat, or other climate change impacts.

Farming that increases productivity, resilience to climate change, and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

Using remote servers via the internet for data storage, processing, and software services.

An online platform that gathers farm data and allows remote management via smartphone or computer.

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